Richard Caster, a former New York Jets star and three-time Pro Bowl selection, has passed away at the age of 75. Caster was known for his prowess as a tight end and wide receiver, playing a significant role for the Jets during the 1970s. He was recognized for his exceptional speed and ability to catch long touchdown passes. His prime years were from 1972 to 1975, during a defensive era in the NFL.
Caster certainly caught some long TD passes. His 5 longest: (He also had a *non-scoring* 91-yarder vs. the #Colts in '75. It was a club record at the time. He was tackled on the 1-yard line.) #Jets https://t.co/pyKj0dbtIB https://t.co/DnLpTVLMIK
R.I.P., Richard Caster. Such a force for the '70s #Jets as a 6-5, 228-pound TE with WR speed. Joe Namath could line him up tight or split him out. Rich's prime years were 1972-75 -- a defensive era, mind you. Here's how he compared to the top TEs in those seasons: https://t.co/Bs6o5K5tGp
Former New York Jets star and three-time Pro Bowl selection Richard Caster dies aged 75 https://t.co/aKgCASuNOF https://t.co/u59D17JxOY
Former Jets TE, Pro Bowler Richard Caster dies at 75 https://t.co/c0jAqKiae0 https://t.co/5Xyb3qbTTf
Richard Caster, three-time Pro Bowl tight end and wide receiver for Jets, dies at 75 https://t.co/4sevQPWwdx